Andrew G. Curtin
Explore the life of Andrew Gregg Curtin, Bellefonte native, Pennsylvania governor during the Civil War, and staunch supporter of President Abraham Lincoln.
Explore the life of Andrew Gregg Curtin, Bellefonte native, Pennsylvania governor during the Civil War, and staunch supporter of President Abraham Lincoln.
Explore the history of Woodward Cave, a Penns Valley attraction known for its limestone formations, nearly century-long tourism history, and important winter bat habitat.
Explore the history of the Woman’s Christian Temperance Union in Centre County, from its 1881 beginnings in Bellefonte to its campaigns for temperance, reform, and social causes.
Explore the life of William Fisher Packer, a Centre County native, newspaper editor, state legislator, and Pennsylvania governor during the turbulent years before the Civil War.
Explore the life and career of Wallace “Wally” Triplett, a trailblazing Penn State football player who broke racial barriers in college athletics and the NFL.
Explore the life and career of William Jeffrey, legendary Penn State soccer coach who won ten national championships and coached the U.S. team to a historic 1950 World Cup victory.
Explore the life of William G. Waring, educator, horticulturist, and early Penn State leader who helped establish the campus, curriculum, faculty, and first classes.
Explore the history of whitewater canoeing and kayaking in Centre County, from recreational paddling and local races to nationally recognized clubs, athletes, and training sites.
Explore the history of Penn State football’s White Out, a Beaver Stadium tradition that transforms the crowd into a sea of white and creates one of college football’s most recognizable atmospheres.
Explore the history of Way Fruit Farm, a sixth-generation family farm in Stormstown that grew from a Quaker homestead into a destination for local food, events, and farm tourism.
Explore the history of University House, the former home of Penn State presidents that welcomed prominent guests and later became part of the Hintz Family Alumni Center.
Explore the history of the University Club, a State College social organization founded in 1908 to foster community and connections between Penn State and the surrounding community.